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We are excited to announce the launch of updated product names, logos, and headers within our user interfaces as part of the CivicPlus® Solution Rebranding initiative. These changes mark the first step toward creating a cohesive and seamless user experience across all solutions in our portfolio. As part of this transition, users may notice minor design updates. While the functionality you rely on remains unchanged, we are in the process of updating screenshots and other resources on our Help Centers to reflect the new branding. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to complete these updates.

Create a HAR Format File

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A HAR file contains information a web browser generates about how the browser loads a page’s element. It can be useful to help determine if specific elements may be slowing the loading process.

 

Who can use this feature?
System Administrator | Owner | Publisher | Author

 

Important Notes

  • The instructions in this article are created based on the Google Chrome browser. Instructions may vary if you use a browser other than Chrome.
  • Browser-specific instructions and HAR file analysis are available in the Google Admin Toolbox HAR Analyzer.

 

Instructions

  1. Navigate to the website's home page (or other desired page)
  2. Press F12 on your keyboard to open the browser tools
    • To open the browser tools with your mouse instead of your keyboard, right-click any empty area of your browser window and left-click the "Inspect" option in the context menu that appears.
  3. Select Network from the list of tabs
    Chrome browser tools Network tab.
  4. Press F5 on your keyboard to refresh the page
  5. Wait for the page to fully load (some scripts may continue to load once the page has finished)
  6. Ensure that you check the Preserve log checkbox
    Preserve log checkbox.
  7. Right-click in the data area and left-click Save all as HAR with content
    A context menu with the Save all as HAR with content option highlighted.
  8. Save the HAR file to your computer
    A gray, rectangular Save button at the bottom of a Windows Save As dialog.

 

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